Twenty four and a half acres fronting Highway 21 offer a rare elevation that climbs from the highway to a high point with long views. This distinctive topography then falls away through heavy tree cover to a seasonal creek along the back boundary. The property consists of two separate legal parcels, 19 acres and 5.6 acres, conveying together to provide flexible ownership options in a rapidly growing Central Texas corridor.

The land features rolling to steep terrain with heavy tree cover through the lower portion of the property. A dirt drive off Highway 21 provides straightforward access to walk the land. An existing electric service pole is located on the property, which features no MUD, no PID, and no district bond debt on the tax bill.

According to the current Caldwell County maps effective June 2026, the build area sits outside the FEMA special flood hazard area. Zone AE is confined entirely to the creek corridor at the rear. The location offers quick access to Kyle, Uhland, San Marcos, and SH 130, positioning it near new neighborhoods and a major technology campus under development in Caldwell County.

This acreage rewards exploration and presents a unique opportunity along Highway 21. Sellers have limited knowledge of the property, and the buyer is to verify utilities, septic feasibility, access, and all measurements independently. The motivated seller will consider all offers.